86R19446 BK-D
 
  By: Morrison H.R. No. 848
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, The Reverend A. L. Kight and his wife, Frances
  Kight, are being honored by the members of The Jesus Church in
  Victoria on April 26-28, 2019, for their five decades of dedicated
  service to that congregation; and
         WHEREAS, After answering the call to the ministry in 1965,
  Pastor Kight served as an assistant pastor in Bay City and then
  moved with his wife to Victoria in 1969 to assume the pulpit of
  First United Pentecostal Church, which later became known as The
  Jesus Church; since that time, the couple have provided steadfast
  spiritual and moral guidance to the congregation and have offered
  support and comfort to their followers in times of need; and
         WHEREAS, Reverend and Mrs. Kight's outreach efforts have
  included a prison ministry, an alcohol chemical treatment series,
  and a Bible college, as well as financial and marriage classes;
  Pastor Kight has also been involved in building numerous United
  Pentecostal Church International churches in South Texas and in
  communities abroad; and
         WHEREAS, Reverend and Mrs. Kight are the parents of two
  children, Machelle Gerald and the late Timothy "Shawn" Kight, and
  they have been further blessed with three grandchildren, Brandon,
  Shandolyn, and Katelyn, and a great-granddaughter, Adeline; and
         WHEREAS, The committed service of this esteemed couple
  continues to inspire the members of The Jesus Church, and it is a
  pleasure to join in recognizing Reverend and Mrs. Kight as they
  commemorate this extraordinary milestone in their ministry; now,
  therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 86th Texas
  Legislature hereby honor the Reverend A. L. Kight and Frances Kight
  for their 50 years of service to The Jesus Church and extend to them
  sincere best wishes for the future; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Reverend and Mrs. Kight as an expression of high
  regard by the Texas House of Representatives.